Wheeled power plant with renewable energy

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to a novel type of wheeled power plant with renewable energy wherein a plurality of the wheels generating electrical energy more than the electrical energy required for rotation of at least one wheel that generate energy are assembled together within a system and control, and generate energy in the order of MW by moving the wheels at desired speed by triggering also the electric generators installed on the ground on which the wheels will travel, wherein generated electricity is provided with the required technical specifications and values and transferred to an interconnected system.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to wheeled power plant withrenewable energy providing the generation of electrical energy of highefficiency from the electricity generating wheels brought togetherwithin the frame of a system and control and from the electricitygenerators placed on the ground over which the mentioned electricitygenerating wheels travel and providing the transfer of the electricitygenerated to the interconnected system for use, after it is brought tothe required values.

PRIOR ART

The major problems experienced in the world concerning electrical energyare that the economic life of the power plants installed so far hasexpired; that the nuclear plants lead to discontent and the demand forthem diminish, while the world requires more energy every day as aresult of the rapid technological advancements. Continuous increase inboth investment and production costs of the fossil fuels and nuclearenergy and shale gas, which induce environmental catastrophes, as wellas the current commissioning studies for the electrical vehiclesemploying charging method gradually increases the problems of the worldconcerning electrical energy.

Power plants with various properties are established in order togenerate the electrical energy required by the people. Properties anddisadvantages of such power plants in the prior art are as follows;

-   -   Coal operated power plants: Although a cheap method for        generating electrical energy, the coal used as fuel in power        generation processes pollutes the nature, releases carbon        dioxide to the environment at hazardous levels and leads to        foreign-source dependency in countries with no coal reserve.    -   Natural gas operated power plants: This is not only an expensive        power generation method but also leads to foreign-source        dependency as many countries lack natural gas reserves.    -   Hydroelectric power plants: Although the most suitable plant for        nature, these plants require abundant tributary sources and        significance of water reserves is high.    -   Nuclear power plants: Although capable of meeting majority of        the energy sources of the countries, nuclear power plants are        very hazardous and detrimental for the nature. They are        dangerous, environmentally hazardous and very expensive plants.        Moreover, installation of nuclear power plants requires very        long time and a highly expensive investment amount.    -   Power plants running on petroleum products: The main problems in        the power plants running on various petroleum products are the        environmental pollution, carbon dioxide emission to the        environment at hazardous levels and foreign-source dependency.    -   Solar panel power plants: Although a clean energy system,        installation of solar panels requires an expensive investment        and operation of the plant is dependent on the intensity and        duration of the sun rays.    -   Wind power plants: Although a clean energy system, installation        of wind turbines requires an expensive investment and efficient        operation of the plant is dependent on the limited durations        where the wind power is effective, thus efficiency is low.    -   Shale gas operated power plants: The shale gas extraction        technology used for extracting the shale gas used in these power        plants is very expensive. Moreover, only several countries have        shale gas reserves and the damages inflicted on the nature by        the shale gas still remain unknown.

The patent application No. 2010/08109, with the classification classF24J 2/12, relates to a solar power plant. The solar power plant of theinvention is designed to generate thermal energy at high temperatures bymeans of intensified sun rays; thus obtained high-temperature thermalenergy has applications in many fields in the industry. However,installation of this plant requires an expensive investment andoperation of the plant is dependent on the intensity and duration of thesun rays.

The patent application No. 2005/04542, with the classification classesF03B 13/18 and F03B 7/00, relates to a power plant that generateelectrical energy by controlling the wave energy. Said invention ischaracterized by the floats installed on the sea surface; arms thatactivate the suction pumps through reciprocating motion as each floatmoves up and down; the suction pumps raising the sea water; safety pipesthat transfer the pressurized water generated by the suction pumps tothe top side of the cabinet; the water cabinet receiving the pressurizedwater from the safety pipes; the cabinet shaft where the motion of thesea water flowing upon with movement of the water cabinet is convertedinto rotational motion; hydraulic pump group mechanisms where the torqueof the cabinet shaft is converted into high-pressure fluid, pressureregulators where the high-pressure hydraulic fluid pressure generated bythe hydraulic pump group is regulated; and collectors connected to saidpressure regulators; and hydraulic motor driven generator groups thatconvert the energy of the high-pressure fluid coming from thesecollectors into electrical energy.

In conclusion; developments are made in regard to the importance of therenewable energy sources and the technical studies on these subjects dueto aforementioned disadvantages, increase in the world economy andpopulation, need for more electrical energy and diminishing reserves,therefore new configurations that will eliminate aforementioneddisadvantages and provide solution to the existing systems are needed.

Objective of the Invention

The present invention relates to a novel type of wheeled power plantwith renewable energy which meets the aforementioned requirements,eliminates all disadvantages and brings some additional advantages,wherein a plurality of the wheels generating electrical energy more thanthe electrical energy required for rotation of at least one wheel thatgenerate energy are assembled together within a system and control, andcan transfer the energy to be produced in the order of MW by moving saidwheels at desired speed by triggering also the electric generatorsinstalled on the ground on which said wheels will travel to aninterconnected system by providing said energy to be produced withrequired technical specifications and values and transferred that.

The primary objective of the invention is to develop a novel type ofwheeled power plant with renewable energy that will generate electricityin the order of MW-GW with low cost by assembling and rotating aplurality of identical wheels generating electricity within a certainarrangement and system that will generate electricity many times morethan the electrical energy required for rotation of the wheel, and totransfer the same to the interconnected system after providing thereofwith the desired technical values and specifications rather than usingelectricity generating wheels only for solving the electricity problemof the electrical vehicles.

Another objective of the invention is to ensure that generation of theelectrical energy required by the people is performed with much lowercosts.

An objective of the invention is to prevent use of foreign sources suchas petroleum products, natural gas, etc. in electric generation, thusreduce foreign-dependency in energy.

An objective of the invention is to reduce the energy costs inmanufacturing industry by bringing down the electricity generationcosts.

An objective of the invention is to prevent the damages inflicted byother power plants to the nature.

In order to fulfill aforementioned objectives, the reason for the wheelto travel from point H, where it touches the ground, to the point B,thus to trigger the electrical generators in triggering the magneticenergy by the kinetic energy generated at the rotating wheel is thedeformation of 1-2 cm that occurs in the tire base, wherein the mostsignificant factor is the HB Thrust/Deformation Force that occurs withthe weight of the wheel+the weight of the vehicle. The HBThrust/Deformation force triggers the drive shaft and gear group towhich the natural magnet rotor is connected, and enables the rotor torotate around the generator wound stationary stator, also called as thebrushless motor, with high speed. A large amount of electrical energy isobtained through well-calculation of the magnetic power of the rotor,the revolutions per minute of the rotor and coil windings of thegenerator wound stator. In this manner, an electricity-generating wheelthat generates electrical energy at high values is obtained with atleast one generator wound dual hub motor alternator installed betweenthe wheel tire base and detachable rim, or outside thereof. Theelectricity-generating wheels can be manufactured around the stator orwith rotor stationary stator active systems with natural magnet rotorsin wheel formation or in wheel formation with other methods. Thecalculations are made in such manner to generate more electricity thanthe electrical energy required for rotation of theseelectricity-generating wheels. The surplus electrical energy generatedby bringing together a plurality of at least one electricity-generatingwheel within an operating system can be transferred to theinterconnected system after being provided with the desired technicalspecifications and values. In this manner, a novel electricitygeneration method with renewable energy is obtained.

FIGURES TO FACILITATE UNDERSTANDING OF THE INVENTION

FIG. 1 is the schematic view illustrating the deformation caused by HBThrust/Deformation Force that occurs due to rotational motion in thewheel and wheel load.

FIG. 2 is the views of the round wheel cross-section of theelectricity-generating wheels.

FIG. 3 is the cross-sectional view of the electricity-generating wheelcomprising alternators obtained by synchronized operation of twogenerator wound hub motors with a single drive shaft.

FIG. 4 is the cross-sectional view of the electricity-generating wheelcomprising roller rotor with circular motion system thereon in whichgenerator wound stator is fixedly installed between the tire base anddeepened detachable rim in circular position.

FIG. 5 is the view illustrating the rotating wheel the rim of which isdesigned as rotor, the wheel generating electricity by rotating aroundthe generator wound stator fixed to the gooseneck bearing foot and thewheeled power plant comprising the same.

FIG. 6 is the view illustrating the piezo-crystal electricity-generatingwheel comprising piezo crystals installed within the tire base orbetween the tire base and the wheel tension band.

FIG. 7 is the view illustrating the electricity-generating wheel withhydraulic filled pouches generating electricity by driving the hydraulicdriven alternator by using the pressure within the hydraulic filledpouches installed within the tire base or between the tire base and thewheel tension band.

FIG. 8 is the view illustrating the electricity-generating wheel in thedual hub alternator rail wheel and the rail.

FIG. 9 is the view illustrating the electricity-generating wheel withsnow tires that melts ice and snow and also generates electricity byvirtue of the resistance and hot air pouches installed to the tire base.

FIG. 10 is the view of the power plant with electricity-generatingwheels having track, electricity-generating wheel, electric-driventractor and electricity-generating wheeled trailer groups.

FIG. 11 is the view of the power plant with electricity-generatingwheels having tele-wheel operating system that bears theelectricity-generating wheel installed axle groups on a track floor.

FIG. 12 is the view of the power plant with electricity-generatingwheels having chain conveyor operating system that generates electricitywith electricity-generating wheeled axle groups activated by chain driveon grooved track.

The drawings are not necessarily drawn to be scaled and details notrequired for understanding the present invention may have been omitted.Furthermore, elements that are at least substantially identical or thathave at least significantly identical functions are illustrated with thesame numbers.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PART REFERENCES

-   A. Wheeled power plant with renewable energy-   1. Wheel-   1.1. Tire-   1.1.1. Tire base-   1.2. Detachable rim-   1.3. Wheel weight+vehicle weight per wheel-   1.4. HB Thrust/Deformation Force-   1.5. Points moving on the plane-   1.5.1 Point H for touching the ground-   1.5.2 Point B (deformation point in case of movement)-   1.6 Wheel radius-   1.7 Wheel rotation radius-   2. Electricity-generating wheel-   2.1 Generator wound dual hub motor-driven electricity-generating    wheel with alternator-   2.1.1 Brushless alternator-   2.1.2 Drive shaft-   2.1.3 Drive shaft fastening hook-   2.1.4 Gear group-   2.1.5 Generator wound hub motor-   2.1.6 Stator-   2.1.7 Coil-   2.1.8 Ball bearing-   2.1.9 Brushless rotor-   2.1.10 Magnet-   2.1.11 Common shaft rotating the rotors-   2.1.12 Air/hydraulic filled pouch-   2.1.13 Air/hydraulic transition channel-   2.1.14 Collection case with air funnel-   2.1.15 Rim assembly slot-   2.1.16 Rim assembly slot cover-   2.1.17 Air/hydraulic inlet-outlet ducts-   2.1.18 Insulated electricity output terminals-   2.1.19 Triggering band-   2.1.20 Generator wound hub motor-   2.2 Stationary generator wound stator hub motor-driven    electricity-generating wheel-   2.2.1 Circular rotor drive system-   2.2.2 Ball roller channel-   2.2.3 Ball roller-   2.3 Gooseneck upright stationary electricity-generating wheel-   2.3.1 Gooseneck bearing foot-   2.3.2 Wheel nut-   2.3.3 Pulley/drum-   2.3.4 V. belt-   2.3.5 Electrical motor-   2.3.6 Platform-   2.3.7 Rim rotor wheeled power plant-   2.4 Piezo crystal electricity-generating wheel-   2.4.1 Piezo crystal-   2.4.2 Tire tension band-   2.4.3 Piezo crystal electricity outputs-   2.5 Hydraulic filled pouch electricity-generating wheel-   2.6 Electricity generating iron wheel-   2.6.1 Iron rail wheel-   2.6.2 Constraining protrusion in the wheel-   2.6.3 Rail-   2.6.4 Wheel rail combination-   2.6.5 Rail wheel drive shaft output hole-   2.7 Snow tire electricity-generating wheel-   2.7.1 Resistance-   3. Track system wheeled power plant-   3.1 Electric-driven tractor-   3.2 Trailer (with electricity-generating tire)-   3.3 Trailer groups-   3.4 Track floor (with electric generators installed)-   3.5 Overhead power transmission lines-   3.6 Underground power transmission line-   3.7 Accumulator groups-   3.8 Hydraulic driven alternator-   4. Wheeled electricity generating power plant with draglift carrier-   4.1 Draglift system-   4.2 Axle-   4.3 Feet bearing the drums and the system-   4.4 Rope (overhead line)-   5. Platform wheeled power plant with chain and channel application-   5.1 Track floor-   5.2 Chain line-   5.3 Chain operation channel-   5.4 Axle traction foot

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In this detailed description, preferred embodiments of the wheeled powerplant with renewable energy (A) of the invention are explained only forbetter understanding of the subject and are not intended to berestrictive in any manner.

The invention relates to a novel type of wheeled power plant withrenewable energy (A) wherein a plurality of the wheels generatingelectrical energy (2) more than the electrical energy required forrotation of at least one wheel that generate energy (2) are assembledtogether within a system and control, and generate energy in the orderof MW by moving said wheels at desired speed by triggering also theelectric generators installed on the ground on which said wheels (1)will travel, wherein generated electricity is provided with requiredtechnical specifications and values and transferred to an interconnectedsystem.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the essential point of the wheeled power plantwith renewable energy is the kinetic energy generated as a result ofrotation of the wheel (1) and the deformation that occurs in the tirebase (1.1.1) at the point H for touching the ground (1.5.1) of thiswheel (1) while all kinds of vehicles fitted with said wheel (1) is inmotion. As illustrated in FIG. 1, the tire base (1.1.1) becomes subjectto deformation at the point H for touching the ground (1.5.1) where ittouches the ground due to the wheel weight+vehicle weight per wheel(1.3) and collapses in the order of 1-2 cm and comes to point B (1.5.2).Said collapse can be increased by installing triggering band (2.1.19) tothe tire base (1.1). In regard to the deformation formed by the HBThrust/Deformation Force (1.4); after the point H for touching theground (1.5.1) is released from the floor, it also escapes from theimpact of the HB Thrust/Deformation Force (1.4) and the tire base(1.1.1) resumes its former round shape at the point H for touching theground (1.5.1) as the deformation dislocates with the impact of thecentrifugal force and due to the restitution property of the tirematerial of the tire base (1.1.1). Identical deformations occur at allpoints in the rotation direction along the periphery of the wheel (1) asthe wheel (1) touches the ground and the deformation is improved aftersaid touching the ground ends and said motion constantly occurs at allpoints along the periphery of the rotating wheel (1).

Due to these deformations, impacts that create collapses inward from thetire base (1.1.1) with the force generated by the weight in hundreds ofkilograms in the order of split seconds depending on the rotation speedof the wheel (1) are formed, wherein these impacts operate the geargroups (2.1.4) of the drive shafts (2.1.2) (such as crank, lever,piston, leverage, etc.) connected to the drive shaft fastening hooks(2.1.3) embedded in tire base (1.1.1) and the value of these impacts areadjusted as desired and used for activation of at least one brushlessalternator (2.1.1) and electrical generators installed between oroutside the tire base (1.1.1) and the rim assembly slot (2.1.16)detachable rim (1.2) thus forming the electricity-generating wheel (2)that generates AC/DC electricity. Said manufacturedelectricity-generating wheels (2) are used in the electric-drivenvehicles, rail systems and wheeled power plants with renewable energy(A). First of all, the electricity required for rotation of the wheels(1) is used for operating the system from the electricity generated bybringing together at least one or more of these electricity-generatingwheels (2) designed and developed for generating electricity more thanthe electrical energy required for rotation of theelectricity-generating wheel (2), and the surplus electricity will betransferred to the interconnected system after providing thereof withsuitable technical specifications and values, thus realizing wheeledpower plant with renewable energy (A). The designs developed for theelectricity-generating wheel (2), which is the essential element of saidwheeled power plant with renewable energy (A) and solutions related tothe wheeled power plant with renewable energy formed using these designsare as listed below.

brushless alternator (2.1.1) that comprises brushless rotor (2.1.9) andfixed stator (2.1.6) between the wheel (1) tire base (1.1.1) and atleast one detachable rim (1.2) bottom. Stators (2.1.6) with ball bearing(2.1.8) installed in the center thereof are fixed on the two collectioncases with air funnel (2.1.14) fixed on at least one assembly slot cover(2.1.16), and the brushless rotors (2.1.9) are fixed to the ends of thecommon shaft rotating the rotors (2.1.11) passing through the ballbearing (2.1.8). A small gear is installed on the common shaft rotatingthe rotors (2.1.11) to which the brushless rotors (2.1.9) are fixed;brushless alternator (2.1.1) which will enable operation with variousmechanisms, drive shaft (2.1.2) that will receive the HThrust/Deformation force (1.4) to activate the system from the tire base(1.1.1) and gear groups (2.1.4) for rotating this gear are installedbetween the collection casings.

In order to enable easy installation of said brushless alternator(2.1.1) group between the tire base (1.1.1) interior and the detachablerim (1.2), rim assembly slots (2.1.15) equal to the number of thealternator groups to be used will be established in the detachable rim(1.2) bottom in order to facilitate the assembly. Airtight insulatedelectricity output terminals (2.1.18) and air/hydraulic inlet-outletducts (2.1.17) are applied together on the assembly slot cover (2.1.16).The system will be cooled naturally with the contact of the detachablerim (1.2) body with the outdoor air during rotation as well as with thecold air that flows in and out from outdoor by compacting and releasingair filled pouches (2.1.12) with the HB Thrust/deformation Force (1.4).AC/DC electricity will be generated with the help of the wheel tire(1.1) with triggering band (2.1.19) and air/hydraulic filled pouch(2.1.12) to be manufactured with size and properties fit for purpose andnumerous dual hub motor-driven alternators (2.1) and electricalgenerator groups to be installed between the detachable rim (1.2)suitable for this wheel as illustrated in FIG. 2 and the generatedelectricity will be either stored or directly used in electric-drivenvehicles after provided with desired technical values and specificationsby passing through required intermediate operations. By rotatingthousands of electricity-generating wheels (2.1) at certain speed withina system, a wheeled power plant with renewable energy (A) capable ofgenerating electricity in the order of MW with a quality that can betransferred to interconnected system is implemented.

As illustrated in FIG. 4, the design of the stationary generator woundstator hub motor-driven electricity-generating wheel (2.2) is asfollows; at least one row of fixed stator coils (2.1.7) are installedwithin wheel (1) tire base (1.1.1) and deepened bottom of at least onerim assembly slot (2.1.15) and at least one detachable rim (1.2) and thecircular rotor drive system (2.2.1) comprising ball rollers (2.2.3) andball roller channels (2.2.2), in which required number of magnets(2.1.10) are installed in such manner not to exceed the height of therim sidewall, is installed over the same. The mechanism comprising thedrive shaft (2.1.2) and the gear group that will receive the HBThrust/deformation force (1.4) generated in the tire base (1.1.1) thusenabling the circular rotor drive system (2.2.1) to rotate, is easilyinstalled within the detachable rim (1.2) at certain intervals by virtueof the rim assembly slot (2.1.15) and assembly slot cover (2.1.15) thusenabling rotation of the system in every deformation. The assembly slotcover (2.1.16) is easily-fit into the assembly slots (2.1.15)established in the detachable rim bottom (1.2) thus enabling fastrotation of the roller and rail rotor mechanism in every deformation inthe tire base (1.1.1). The speed of the circular rotor system isadjusted as a result of adjustment of the gear groups (2.1.4) thusobtaining AC/DC current in the order of KW, thus obtaining a novelgenerator wound hub motor type electricity-generating wheel (2.2). As isthe case in the classical wheel rims, the opening on the detachable rim(1.2) body does not prevent installation of brake lining mechanisms,thus the invention can be used in both old and new vehicles. Theelectricity generated in the stationary generator wound stator hubmotor-driven electricity-generating wheel (2.2) is outputted throughinsulated terminals on the rim assembly slot cover (2.1.16). In regardto cooling of the system, the air/hydraulic filled pouches (2.1.12) arecooled by means of the air flowing in and out from the air outlet ducts(2.1.17) on the assembly cover (2.1.16), as well as cooling the aluminumbody with the contact of air at the time of rotation. This design alsogenerates electricity more than the electricity required for rotation ofthe stationary generator wound stator hub motor-drivenelectricity-generating wheel (2.2), thus realizing wheeled power plantwith renewable energy (A) wherein surplus electricity generated in theorder of MW, GW generated by bringing together thousands of stationarygenerator wound stator hub motor-driven electricity-generating wheels(2.2) can be provided with the desired technical specifications andvalues and can be transferred to the interconnected system.

As illustrated in FIG. 5, the design of stationaryelectricity-generating wheel (2.3) in the gooseneck bearing foot (2.3.1)is as follows; the stator (2.1.6) made with the generator wound coils(2.1.7) installed on the circular bearing, is fixed on the gooseneckfoot (2.3.1). Wheel (1) functions as brushless rotor (2.1.9) with themagnets (2.1.10) circularly installed on the wheel (1) detachable rim(1.2) bottom. The wheel (1) functioning as brushless rotor (2.1.9) fixedto the free rotating shaft (2.1.11) within the ball bearing (2.1.8)disposed in the fixed stator (2.1.6) and gooseneck foot (2.3.1) rotatesfastly around the stator (2.1.6) fixed to the gooseneck foot (2.3.1) andgenerates electricity in the order of KW, thus obtaining electricitygenerating wheel (2.3) with generator wound hub motor alternator.Numerous gooseneck feet (2.3.1) arranged on the platform (2.3.6) and thestators (2.1.6) fixed thereto and ball bearings (2.1.8) placed onidentical points on the gooseneck feet (2.3.1) and the brushless rotors(2.1.9) fixed to the common shaft (2.1.11) passing through the center ofthe same and the electrical motor (2.3.5) are rotated at a constantspeed with the V belt (2.3.4) thus generating clean AC/DC electricity inthe order of MW with desired technical specifications and values. Anovel type of wheeled power plant with renewable energy (A) generatingelectricity in the order of GW with desired technical specifications andvalues is constructed with the generation group obtained by installingmany platforms (2.3.6) of these electricity generating platforms (2.3.6)in collateral and superimposed position. It is further possible toachieve the same result by operating the generator wound hub motor typeelectrical generator containing electricity-generating wheel (2.3),brushless rotor (2.1.9) and stator (2.1.6) in reverse manner, that is tosay where stator (2.1.6) is active at the rim (1.2), and also byoperating brushless rotor (2.1.9) on the stationary bearing body. As isthe case with other systems, the generation in the wheeled power plantswith renewable energy (A) is initiated by supplying the initial power tothe electrical motors (2.3.5) from interconnected system or from thecharged accumulators (3.7) incorporated to the system. The accumulators(2.3.7) are recharged with the first electrical energy generated, thenthe electrical motors (2.3.5) are fed and the surplus electricitygenerated more than the required by the electrical motors (2.3.5) aresupplied to the interconnected system.

As illustrated in FIG. 6, design of the piezo crystalelectricity-generating wheel (2.4) is as follows; the HBThrust/Deformation Force (1.4) that occurs in the rotating wheel (1) atthe point H for touching the ground (1.5.1), where the wheel (1) touchesthe ground, crushes the piezo crystals (2.4.1) installed betweeninterior of the wheel (1) tire base (1.1.1) and tire tension band(2.4.2) or directly into the tire base (1.1.1) material with HBThrust/Deformation Force (1.4) under pressure, thus generating AC/DCelectricity. Piezo crystals (2.4.1) are compressed and crushed at thepoint H for touching the ground (1.5.1), where the wheel (1) touches theground, with the HB Thrust/Deformation Force (1.4) and generateelectricity. When the piezo crystal (2.4.1) at the point H (1.5.1) isfree from the ground, as the tire base (1.1.1) is released fromdeformation and reassumes its shape due to the nature of the tire (1.1),the piezo crystal (2.4.1) will return to its former condition as well.Hundreds of piezo crystal (2.4.1) to be installed around the peripheryof the tire base (1.1.1) in a circular fashion and with the width of thetire base (1.1.1) will continue to generate AC/DC electricity as long asthe wheel (1) continues to rotate. Generated electricity is stored andoutputted as is the case in other systems and are accumulated inaccumulators (3.7). A piezo crystal electricity-generating wheel (2.4)which can also be used in electric-driven vehicles is obtained withthese pressurized piezo crystals (2.4.1). A novel type of wheeled powerplant with renewable energy (A) is implemented by arranging theseelectricity-generating wheels (2) on a suitable platform (2.3.6)collaterally and by increasing the number of said platforms (2.3.6),which is capable of providing the electricity accumulated in theaccumulators (3.7) with the required technical specifications and valuesand transferring the same to the interconnected system at MW values.

As illustrated in FIG. 7, the design of the hydraulic filled pouchelectricity-generating wheel (2.5) is as follows; the HBThrust/Deformation Force (1.4) that occurs in the rotating wheel (1) atthe point H for touching the ground (1.5.1), where the wheel (1) touchesthe ground, crushes the air/hydraulic filled pouches (2.1.12) installedbetween interior of the wheel (1) tire base (1.1.1) and tire tensionband (2.4.2) or directly into the tire base (1.1.1) material with thepressure applied by HB Thrust/Deformation Force (1.4) and generatesAC/DC electricity by operating alternator, generator, dynamo, hub motorand various other electrical generators disposed on the detachable rim(1.2) or a suitable platform with the help of gear groups (2.1.4) aftersome intermediate processes by exhausting the air by means of pressurefrom air/hydraulic ducts (2.1.12) and air/hydraulic outlet ducts(2.1.17) disposed on at least one assembly slot (2.1.15) established onthe detachable rim (1.2) bottom and assembly slot cover (2.1.16) forcovering thereof, wherein such method also produces hydraulic filledpouch electricity-generating wheel (2.5) and said wheels can also beused in electric-driven vehicles. Elastic air/hydraulic filled pouches(2.1.12) become compressed and crushed at the point H for touching theground (1.5.1), where the wheel (1) touches the ground, and thehydraulic material is ejected under same pressure; when theair/hydraulic filled pouches (2.1.12) at this point are free from theground, as the tire base (1.1.1) is released from deformation andreassumes its shape due to the nature of the tire, the air/hydraulicfilled pouches (2.1.12) will resume their original form and suck theejected hydraulic. Hundreds of air/hydraulic filled pouches (2.1.12) tobe installed around the periphery of the tire base (1.1.1) in a circularfashion and with the width of the tire base (1.1.1) will continue togenerate more pressure and more AC/DC electricity as long as the wheel(1) continues to rotate. It is possible to generate electricity in theorder of MW by operating numerous generators installed on the trailer(3.2) through required apparatus and gear groups (2.1.14) with thepressure in the wheels by installing hydraulic filled pouchelectricity-generating wheels (2.5) instead of trailer wheels, as is thecase in the track solution using more pressure, more electricalgenerators or in the track solution where these generators will beinstalled. After providing AC/DC electricity generated by increasing thenumber of trailers (3.2) and towing thereof in an order with the desiredtechnical specifications and values, a novel type of wheeled power plantwith renewable energy (A) is implemented capable of transferringelectricity in the order of MW-GW to the interconnected system.

FIG. 8, the design made for generating electricity in rail systems suchas trains, metro, tramway is as follows; the AC/DC electricitygenerating iron-tire electricity-generating wheel (2.6) is obtained byapplying drive-shaft brushless alternator (2.1.1), generator, dynamo,hub motor and similar power sources to the iron train wheels (2.6.1) inrail vehicles. AC/DC electricity is generated as at least onedrive-shaft brushless alternator (2.1.1) installed on the iron railwheel (2.6.1) swiftly pushes inward the drive shaft (2.1.2) protrudingfrom the rail wheel drive shaft output hole (2.6.5) established on theiron rail wheel (2.6.1) bottom with the HB Thrust/Deformation Force(1.4) generated at the Point H for touching the ground (1.5.1) where theiron wheel (2.6.1) touches the ground and rotates brushless rotors(2.1.9) fastly by means of mechanisms and gear groups (2.1.4). Afterpoint H for touching the ground (1.5.1) is free from the rail (2.6.3),the drive shaft (2.1.2) is returned to original position by means of aspring and the drive shafts (2.1.2) of other brushless alternators(2.1.1) on the iron rail wheel (2.6.1) repeat the same motion constantlyalong the way. A train that generates electricity is obtained byreplacing all old wheels of the locomotive and coaches of the train withiron-tire electricity-generating wheel (2.6). Generated electricity isprovided with the desired technical specifications and values andsurplus energy to be generated along the way is transferred to theinterconnected system through the overhead line the train uses. It ispossible to generate electricity in the order of MW and transfer thesame to the interconnected system by employing this method which isapplied to the train wheels to the rail edges along the way. The driveshaft (2.1.2) of the single drive-shaft brushless alternator (2.1.1)with spring installed to the rails is pushed by the constrainingprotrusion in the wheel (2.6.2) at the edge of the iron train wheel(2.6.1) and the brushless rotors (2.1.9) are rotated fast in thealternator and the system continues to generate AC/DC electricitycontinuously along the way. In this method, first the requirement of thelocomotive is supplied from the electricity generated by the electriclocomotive driven by the power supplied from the interconnected systemand coaches with increased number of electricity-generating wheels(2.6), and the remaining electricity and electricity generated from therails is transferred to the interconnected system, thus obtaining anovel wheeled power plant. With this method, continuously operatedtrains, tramways and metros are converted into actual wheeled powerplants with renewable energy (A).

As illustrated in FIG. 9, the design of the snow tireelectricity-generating wheel (2.7) is as follows; air/hydraulic filledpouches (2.1.12) and resistances (2.7.1) are installed between interiorof the wheel (1) tire base (1.1.1) and tire tension band (2.4.2) ordirectly into the tire base (1.1.1) material. Air/hydraulic inlet-outletducts (2.1.17) of said air/hydraulic filled pouches (2.1.12) areinstalled toward the outside of the tire (1.1) and in a manner that themouth thereof will be open. Resistances (2.7.1) are homogenously placedwithin the tire base (1.1.1), more intensified in the zones containingair/hydraulic filled pouches (2.1.12). Resistances (2.7.1) heatedelectrically during snow and icy weather conditions rapidly heat boththe tire base (1.1.1) and the air inside the air/hydraulic filledpouches (2.1.12) and rapidly discharges the hot air inside theair/hydraulic filled pouches with the HB Thrust/Deformation Force (1.4)generated at the Point H for touching the ground (1.5.1), where thewheel (1) touches the ground, and repels and cleans, thus provides safedriving opportunity, the snow and ice on the ground and on the tire base(1.1.1) with the impact of the heated tire and hot air. When point H fortouching the ground (1.5.1) is free from the ground, crushed anddischarged air pouch is refilled with air as the HB Thrust/DeformationForce (1.4) is removed and due to the tendency of the tire material toreturn to its original form and becomes subject to shock heating untilthe next instant of touching the ground. Other air pouches (2.1.12) inthe rotation direction of the wheel continuously perform the sameprocesses and ensure continuity of the event, thus maintain safedriving. Snow tires with resistance and hot air pouches (2.7) can beeasily used in vehicles with outdated technology and electric-drivenvehicles by installing accumulator groups (3.7). This type of snow tirewith heater (2.7) can also be implemented in all electricity-generatingwheels (2) and classical tire wheels.

As illustrated in FIG. 10, for track solution, the electric-driventractor (3.1) with numerous electricity-generating wheels (2) is thesystem that will generate AC/DC electricity from electricity-generatingwheels (2) and also from extra electrical generators installed at thetrack floor (3.4) in a long and closed track with sweep turnsconstructed in such manner to enable travel at planned constant speedfor the electricity generating vehicle group comprising the trailer(3.2), trailer groups (3.3) and rolling stocks formed by such groups,and transfer the same to the interconnected system by means of overheadtransmission lines (3.5) or underground transmission lines (3.6) afterprovided with the desired technical specifications and values.Electric-driven tractors (3.1) supply their electrical need for initialmotion and until reaching to the speed where electricity generationprocess will start from previously charged accumulator groups (3.7) ordirectly from the interconnected system. After electricity generationprocess is initiated, electric-driven tractors (3.1) cut-off theelectricity exchange and continue to feed from the power generated bythe system and surplus electricity is transferred to the interconnectedsystem. System continuously running on the constant speed means that thesinus curves and technical values of the generated electricity haveidentical quality. The installation capacity and the amount ofelectrical power generated will increase when the number of theelectricity generating trailer groups (3.3) is increased and the orderof MW-GW will be achieved. A novel environmentally friendly type ofrenewable energy is generated as the kinetic energy generated fromrotational motion of the wheel converts by activating the magneticenergy into electrical energy, which is called as wheeled power plant(3) with track solution. Extra AC/DC electrical energy in addition tothe track solution is generated by means of the pressure created by thewheel weights of the trailer groups (3.3) constantly in motion with theintermediate mechanism of the brushless alternators (2.1.1), hub motors,generators, dynamos, natural magnet coil generators, piezo crystals(2.4.1), hydraulic filled pouch (2.1.12) hydraulic driven alternator(3.8) and similar other electrical generators installed within the trackfloor (3.4) constantly engaged by the electricity-generating wheels (2)of the electric-driven tractor (3.1) and trailer groups (3.3) moving ona certain line on the track (3.4) at a constant speed, which istransferred to the interconnected system through undergroundtransmission lines (3.6) after provided with the desired technicalspecifications and values. If desired, tractors running on fossil,biochemical, chemical, hydrogen fuels and solar panels can also be usedinstead of electric-driven tractor (3.1) in the same track solution. Inthe track floor (3.4) solution, on the other hand, power generation canbe achieved by using classical wheels that do not generate electricityas the wheels (1) of the tractor (3.1) and the trailers (3.2). Themethod of track floor with electric generators installed (3.4) can alsobe applied to the roads with intensive vehicle and pedestrian trafficand the electricity to be thus generated can be either stored in theaccumulator groups (3.7) or transferred to the interconnected systemwithout storage after provided with the desired technical specificationsand values.

As illustrated in FIG. 11, as is the case for chairlift and ropewayfacility, using an axle (4.2) with numerous electricity-generatingwheels (2) installed and at least two of said axles (4.2), the firstdrum (2.3.3) out of two drums used and installed on the feet bearing thesystem (4.3) is used for tensioning the rope (4.4) while the second drum(2.3.3) is used for rotating the rope (4.4) at desired speed throughreinforced electrical motor (2.3.5) drive by virtue of the gear group(2.1.4).

The electricity-generating wheels (2) installed on the axles (4.2)connected to the rope (4.4) moving under tension apply all their weightto the track floor (5.1) and continue to circuit at constant speed andon a constant route. When the electricity-generating wheels (2)installed on the axles (4.2) perform free rotation, they continue togenerate AC/DC electricity with the impact of the wheel weight+vehicleweight per wheel (1.3) and HB Thrust/Deformation Force (1.4). As in thetrack system, an additional line that generates AC/DC electricity isformed by installing brushless alternator (2.1.1) driven by the weightof the wheels (1), piezo crystal (2.4.1), hydraulic filled pouch(2.1.12), alternator, generator and dynamo type electricity generatinggenerators within the track floor with electric generators installed(3.4) on which electricity-generating wheels (2) circuit in the dragliftsystem (4.1).

In the draglift system (4.1), the electrical motors (2.3.5) that willdrive the system draws the initial power required either from theinterconnected system or from the accumulator groups (3.7) charged as asubstitute and the electrical motors (2.3.5) continue to be fed from theelectricity generated by the electricity-generating wheels (2) installedon the axles (4.2) at a certain speed and the electricity generated bythe system after providing the AC/DC electricity generated by thegenerators installed on track floor with electric generators installed(3.4), with the desired technical specifications and values; surpluselectricity is then transferred to the interconnected system throughspin ropes (4.4) used as overhead line and the electricity generatedfrom the track floor with electric generators installed (3.4) is alsotransferred to the interconnected system through undergroundtransmission lines (3.6). This operating system constitutes the wheeledelectricity generating power plant with draglift carrier (4).

As illustrated in FIG. 12, an axle (4.2) with numerouselectricity-generating wheels (2) installed and at least one of theseaxles (4.2) pulls serially the axle traction feet (5.4) fixed to thechain (5.2) by means of the chain line (5.2) installed in the chainoperation channel (5.3) at the center of the track floor (5.1) and theelectrical motors (2.3.5) and close gear groups (2.1.4) that will movethe chain line (5.2).

The electricity-generating wheels (2) rotating in connection with theaxles (4.2) generate electricity by means of wheel weight+vehicle weightper wheel (1.3) and HB Thrust/Deformation Force (1.4), and also by meansof wheel weight+vehicle weight per wheel (1.3) at least one dual hubmotor-driven alternator (2.1), piezo crystal (2.4.1), hydraulic filledpouch (2.1.12), generator and electrical generators installed to thetrack floor (5.1) starts to generate AC/DC electricity. For thisgeneration, the electrical motors (2.3.5) in the system draw initialpower by being fed from charged accumulators (3.7) or from theinterconnected system. After efficient generation process is initiated,the system first recharges the accumulators (3.7) and then draws theelectrical energy required by the system and then the surplus energy istransferred to the interconnected system after provided with the desiredtechnical specifications and values, thus achieving a chain bearingsystem wheeled power plant (5) with renewable energy.

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 30. A wheeled power plant with renewable energy,comprising at least one electricity-generating wheel (turbine in theform of a wheel) that comprises: drive shafts providing the conversionof the elastic change of shapes (collapse and push) created at thepoints where the tire touches the ground due to the continuous collapseof the points of the tire touching the ground during the movement of thevehicle, with the influence of the vertical forces on the vehicle wheel,into the mechanical action; gear group converting the vertical motion ofthe drive shafts into rotational motion and providing the increase ofthe cycle of the motion created; at least one brushless alternatorconverting the rotational motion for which the cycle is increased by thegear group, into the electrical energy; brushless rotor and fixed statorforming the brushless alternator; a detachable rim providing access tothe inner gap of the tire and therefore enabling the placement of thementioned brushless alternator, gear group, drive shafts and similarparts within the inner gap of the tire without any need for fullseparation of the rim and the tire.
 31. A wheeled power plant withrenewable energy, comprising: at least one trailer or a trailer groupwith at least one electricity-generating wheel providing the generationof energy from the movement of elastic deformation forming at the pointswhere the vehicle tire touches the ground; a track on which thementioned trailer or the trailer group travels continuously at adetermined speed, in order to enable continuous generation ofelectricity from the electricity generating wheels; electric-driventractor providing the movement of the trailer or the trailer group;chargeable accumulator groups or interconnected system providing theinitial energy required for the electric-driven tractor for starting thetrailer or the trailer group travelling continuously on the track;underground or overhead (aerial) power transmission lines providing theelectricity energy acquired from the trailer or the trailer grouptravelling continuously on the track, to be transmitted to theelectric-driven tractor and/or interconnected system and/or storageand/or where it is to be used.
 32. The wheeled power plant of claim 31,further comprising a track floor with drive shafts and/or hydraulicfilled pouches and/or piezo crystals and similar electric generators.33. A wheeled power plant with renewable energy configured to perform anelectricity generation cycle formation method comprising: the electricdriven tractor pulling the trailer or the trailer groups withelectricity generating wheels, starting to move on the track by takingthe initial energy from the accumulator groups or the interconnectedsystem; formation of HB thrust/deformation force due to the wheelweight+vehicle weight per wheel on the tire base of the electricitygenerating wheels; collapse of the point H for touching the ground wherethe tire touches the track floor with the effect of HBthrust/deformation force and reaching point B; vertical motion of thedrive shaft due to the elastic deformation on the tire base; conversionof the vertical motion of the drive shaft into the rotational motion atthe gear group; increase of the number of cycles of the motion receivedfrom the drive shaft, at the gear group; rotation of the brushless rotorwith high speed around the fixed stator with the effect of the highspeed rotational motion transferred from the gear group; generation ofelectricity energy at the brushless alternator with the rotation of thebrushless rotor around the fixed stator; transfer of the electricityenergy acquired from the electricity generating wheels to theinterconnected system and/or electric driven tractor and/or accumulatorgroups by means of underground or overhead power transmission lines;continuous travel of the trailer or trailer groups on the track andmaintaining the electricity generation cycle.
 34. The wheeled powerplant of claim 33, wherein the electricity generation cycle formationmethod further comprises: the trailer or the trailer group with theelectricity generating wheels travelling on the track floor equippedwith drive shafts and/or hydraulic filled pouches and/or piezo crystalsand similar electricity generators; generation of electricity energyfrom the electricity generators on the track floor during the passage ofthe trailer or the trailer group; transfer of the electricity energyacquired from the electricity generators on the track floor to theinterconnected system and/or electric driven tractor and/or accumulatorgroups by means of underground or overhead power transmission lines. 35.The wheeled power plant of claim 30, further comprising drive shaftsand/or crank and/or lever and/or leverage on the electricity generatingwheel, providing the conversion of HB thrust/deformation force intomechanical motion.
 36. The wheeled power plant of claim 30, wherein theelectricity generating wheel contains drive shaft—brushless alternatormechanism and/or piezo crystals and/or air/hydraulic filled pouches aselectricity generator.
 37. The wheeled power plant of claim 30, furthercomprising resistances on the electricity generating wheels, placed atthe inner surface of the tire and providing the operation of theelectricity generating wheels with the electricity it generates, andheating the tire base, thus enabling a safe drive on snowy, wet and icygrounds.
 38. The wheeled power plant of claim 30, wherein theresistances placed on the inner surface of the tire heat the air andhydraulic fluid in the air/hydraulic filled pouches on the electricitygenerating wheel.
 39. The wheeled power plant of claim 30, comprising: afixed stator on the detachable rim; and electricity generating wheel inthe form of alternator composed of brushless rotor providing arotational motion and this way, generating electricity by means of therail or ball roller channel on the detachable rim with the fixed stator.40. The wheeled power plant of claim 30, comprising at least oneelectricity generating wheel with at least one gooseneck bearing footproviding the rotation of the brushless rotor around the fixed statorcomposed of coils placed in a circular bearing.
 41. The wheeled powerplant of claim 30, comprising: at least electricity generating ironwheel with drive shafts and brushless alternator and electricitygenerating rail system with drive shafts and brushless alternatorproviding the electricity generating iron wheels to be used as acontinuous source of electricity.
 42. The wheeled power plant of claim30, comprising wheeled power plant with chain and channel applicationthat comprises: at least one axle pulled by a chain line driven by anelectrical motor and/or pulley; at least one electricity generatingwheel attached on the axle; electricity generating wheel; channeledtrack on which the electricity generating wheel moves.
 43. The wheeledpower plant of claim 31, comprising at least one electrical motor and/orfossil fuel motor to drive the chain line used to pull the mentionedaxles for the electricity generating wheels rotating as attached to theaxles to generate electricity with the effect of the wheelweight+vehicle weight per wheel and HB thrust/deformation force in thewheeled power plant with chain and channel application.
 44. The wheeledpower plant of claim 31, comprising a wheeled electricity generatingpower plant with draglift carrier comprising: at least one axle withelectricity generating wheels; rope to which the mentioned axles areconnected by a draglift system two drums providing the mentioned rope tostay as stretched from both sides and to rotate; electrical motorenabling the rotation of the rope by providing the rotation motion ofthe drums and this way, giving the initial motion and/or continuationmotion to electricity generating wheels attached on the axles connectedto the rope by draglift system in order to generate electricity.